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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1912

Page

11

Ibber Slayer Still At Large

Lewiston Maine April 30 detectives and city police chase clues in the murder of John Bibber and the assaults on Mrs Wallace H White Jr and Miss Mary AuCoin with no arrests expected today. Some investigators doubt a connection among the three crimes while others consider a common suspect.

Lewiston John Bibber Wallace H. White, Jr Mary AuCoin John Bilber Cal Wier

Jordan Estate Buys Atlantic Avenue Mercantile Property

Eben D. Jordan estate trustees Eben D. Jordan Charles H. Taylor and Richard M. Saltonstall bought the six story brick and stone mercantile building at 556 560 Atlantic avenue with 11942 feet of land. They purchased from Edward N. Fenno and the Fenno estate, who had sold to Fred Holdsworth and Robert D. Farrington, then to the Jordan trustees.

Eben D. Jordan Charles H. Taylor Richard M. Saltonstall Atlantic Avenue Edward N. Fenno L. C. Fenno Fred Holdsworth Robert D. Farrington Jordan

Actor Woodruff Improves at French Lick

Actor Henry Woodruff showing improvement after several days of illness at a hotel in French Lick Indiana. The physician says he has suffered a nervous breakdown and should be able to leave bed within a few days.

French Lick Springs Ind Henry Woodruff

May Tell of Acts of Richeson

Several local witnesses are ready to take the stand before the Governor's Council and declare that Clarence V. T. Richeson showed symptoms they attribute to insanity. They say Richeson had spells bordering on frenzy at his Cambridge boarding house on Clinton Street and later at the Magazine Street home of Frank H. Carter.

Clarence V. T. Richeson Cambridge Clinton Street Magazine Street Frank H. Carter Richeson

Richeson hearing details widen in Cambridge inquiry

The article outlines witnesses and figures tied to Richeson including Edwin S. Watson and Frank H. Carter in Cambridge. It notes potential testimony from Sheriff Quinn and Druggist Hahn about cyanide purchases, pending governor referred council review, and a May hearing date with Attorney John L. Lee returning from Missouri.

Edwin S. Watson Immanuel Church Cambridge Frank H. Carter George W. Clapp Richeson Sheriff Quinn Charles Street Hahn of Newton Avis Linnell State House Pardon Committee Foss John L. Lee Missouri Hahn

Plead Not Guilty To Misuse Of The Mails

Providence April 30 Apprentice Seaman Ellsworth Hunt of the Newport naval training station and Private William Frye of the Ninety seventh Company Coast Artillery Corps Fort Adams pleaded not guilty to improper use of the mails. They waived examination and were bound over for the federal grand jury. Hunt was arrested on a complaint from a Fall River recipient of a letter and a similar complaint from a Pennsylvania town led to Frye’s arrest.

Providence R. I Ellsworth J. Hunt Naval Training Station Newport William F. Frye Ninety-seventh Company Coast Artillery Corps Fort Adams United States William P. Cross Hunt Fall River Mass Pennsylvania Frye

Through Car Service to Newton Highlands

Beginning today a through service enables riders to travel from Park Street subway to Newton Highlands without changing cars. The line from Newton Highlands to Lake Street will extend to Park Street via Beacon Street and Coolidge’s Corner with departures from Park Street at 6:15, 6:46, 7:15, 7:45 a.m. and at intervals of about 15 and 30 minutes until 11:30 p.m. Sundays start at 7:15 a.m. with similar weekday frequency until the last car.

Newton Highlands Park Street Lake Street Beacon Street Coolidge’s Corner Park Street Subway

Young couple honeymooning through Vermont mountains

A newlywed couple, Mrs Lowden aged 8 and her husband a Civil War veteran aged 20, married in Canada last week, spent a week on a Vermont honeymoon stopping in Bennington and taking carriage trips through the mountains.

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